Regina Spektor - Two Birds (Kalimba Tab)

The alternative indie song "Two Birds" by Regina Spektor describes a scene with two birds sitting on a wire. One of the birds attempts to fly away, while the other closely observes. The bird that tries to fly expresses a desire to do so, but the singer notes that it is a liar. The lyrics convey a sense of skepticism and a lack of trust in the intentions of the bird attempting to fly.

As the song progresses, the chorus emphasizes the singer's willingness to believe and understand everything, expressing a commitment to holding onto someone's hand. The second verse introduces another pair of birds on a wire, with one encouraging the other to continue while the other expresses fatigue. The overall mood of the song seems contemplative and reflective, exploring themes of trust, honesty, and the complexities of relationships. The track has a lovely easy listening piano riff and was released in 2009 and was featured on the album 'Far'. Below is the letter and number notation so that you can play the song on the kalimba.

Number Notation

3° 5 7 2° 5 1° 3° 7 1° 5

5 6° 6 7° 1°° 7° 3° 3° 1°° 3° 3° 5° 3° 2°

3° 5 5 2° 5 1° 3° 5 7 5

5° 6° 6 7° 1°° 7° 3° 3° 1°° 3° 3° 5° 3° 2°

(3° 5) 3° 3° 1° 3° 3° (1° 3° 5°) 7 4° 3°

1° 1° 6° 7° 5° 5° 3°1° 3° 2°

1° (3° 5) 3° 3° 1° 3° 3° (1° 3° 5°) 7 4° 3°

1° 1° 6° 7° 5° 5° 3°1° 3° 2° 1° 1° 6° 7° 5° 5° 3° 1° 3° 2°